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The front page of Aktuálně.cz features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Czech economic and political issues. Top stories include a comparative analysis of Czech pensions against neighboring countries, a political interview discussing past government failures and…
Czech pensions are very egalitarian at the expense of merit, according to OECD data. Truly poor pensioners, who would need a one-time bonus of two thousand crowns on New Year's Day, are as rare as hen's teeth.
The leader of the Mayors and Independents (STAN) party discusses the shortcomings of the current government and his political vision.
Parents are protesting a potential ban on mobile phones and GPS watches in schools, seeking exceptions to ensure they can monitor their children's well-being.
Media outlets are urging politicians to condemn violence and uphold the principles of free access to information.
The Spanish Prime Minister has announced early elections amid ongoing protests concerning housing issues.
Lawmaker Filip Turek apologized to Seznam.cz on Facebook for stating its employees viewed user emails, but Seznam considers the apology insufficient.
The ministry allocated substantial funds to support start-ups without adequately considering the broader impacts of these investments.
Japan is reconsidering its strict arms export rules and may supply Ukraine with Patriot anti-missile systems, which Kyiv urgently needs against Russian attacks.
An analysis by iSeeCars identifies cars with the highest likelihood of long-term durability, with Japanese brands dominating the list.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the United States wants to hold trilateral negotiations with Ukraine and Russia by the end of October to discuss ending the war.
A personal guard for the Hamas chief reportedly obtained British citizenship and was involved in planning attacks against Jewish people across Europe.
